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Napiorkowska,
Marta
Marta Napiorkowska
is a PhD candidate in Comparative Literature
at the University of Chicago, where she studies
Polish, Czech and American Modernist and avant-garde
poetic movements. In addition to the interplay
between politics and literature, she is interested
in the formation of the sphere of social imaginary
and in language's attempts to represent the
ineffable. She is the instigator and co-coordinator
of Minor Slavic Cultures Workshop through the
University of Chicago's Center for Advanced
Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences; its
purpose is to address the dearth of opportunities
available to scholars of non-Russian Slavic
topics to meet, discuss and share their work.
- (as translator)
The Unknown Diaries of Jarolsaw Iwaskiewicz
(Lives). TRoL 16, Winter 2005.
- (as translator)
What is Not
a Dialogue? (Arias). TRoL 17, Spring 2007.
Novakovich,
Josip
Croatian-born Josip
Novakovich has published a novel, April
Fool’s Day (reviewed in Nos.
14/15) and three story collections:
Infidelities: Stories of War and Lust,
Yolk and Salvation and Other Disasters.
He has received the Whiting Writer’s Award,
Guggenheim Fellowship, two National Endowment
for the Arts Fellowships, the Ingram Merrill
Award, an American Book Award from the Before
Columbus Foundation and has been a writing fellow
of the New York City Public Library. His work
has appeared in many journals including
Paris Review, Threepenny Review,
The New York Times Magazine, and European
Magazine. He teaches in the MFA program
at Penn State University.
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